Euro Jumps on Treasury Yield Slide and a Technical Break. Higher EUR/USD?

Euro, EUR/USD, US Dollar, Treasury Yields, Trend Break – Talking Points Euro appears to be re-asserting itself against the US Dollar Treasury yields have pulled back from recent peaks with a changing mood If the macro picture remains supportive, will technicals boost EUR/USD? Recommended by Daniel McCarthy Get Your Free EUR Forecast The Euro has

Rally still looks prone to some technical retrenchment – Scotiabank

Share: USD firms modestly. Economists at Scotiabank analyze Greenback’s outlook. Soft data risks for the US may be rising The USD is trading firmer overall but the ‘market-weighted’ DXY is trading off its earlier highs ahead of the North American session and effectively continues to consolidate within the October trading range. Soft data

Euro Technical Outlook – Trend and Ranges for EUR/USD, EUR/JPY and EUR/GBP

Euro, EUR/USD, US Dollar, EUR/JPY, Japanese Yen, EUR/GBP, British Pound, Trend, Range – Talking Points Euro appears to be struggling against the US Dollar with a trend unfolding EUR/JPY has steadied after a downside breakout move was rejected EUR/GBP continues to bounce around in the range for now. Will EUR/GBP break out? Recommended by Daniel

Nasdaq Composite Technical Analysis – Will this support hold?

Last Friday, the market sold off as the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment report saw a big miss across the board with the inflation expectations figures spiking back up. This might be a signal that the consumers are indeed weakening, and it could be a bad omen for the broad market. Moreover, we got some

GBPJPY Technical Analysis – We are at a key resistance zone

UK: The BoE kept interest rates unchanged at the last meeting. The central bank is leaning more towards keeping interest rates “higher for longer” but it kept a door open for further tightening if inflationary pressures were to be more persistent. Key economic data like the latest employment report showed a very high wage growth

S&P 500 Technical Analysis – Key resistance in sight

Last Friday, the NFP report massively beat forecasts with 336K jobs added against 170K expected. The unemployment rate remained unchanged at 3.8% and average hourly earnings were a touch lower. Overall, the market viewed it as a good release with the soft-landing narrative prevailing. Over the weekend, Hamas launched a big attack against Israel which